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A Must-Read for Executives

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By Gaurav Gupta
| Gartner
Quantum computing is still an emerging technology, but business leaders would be wise to explore early what this new computing paradigm is, what it does and what problems it will solve. Quantum computing’s transformative potential includes: Simulations: Quantum computers can run simulations to study atomic and molecular interactions, which are critical for new drug and chemical discoveries. This can accelerate R&D processes and lead to faster time-to-market for new products.
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Assessment of lateral resolution of single random phase encoded lensless imaging systems

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By Saurabh Goswami, Gaurav Gupta, Bahram Javidi, Pranav Wani
| ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Display options Abstract In this paper, we have used the angular spectrum propagation method and numerical simulations of a single random phase encoding (SRPE) based lensless imaging system, with the goal of quantifying the spatial resolution of the system and assessing its dependence on the physical parameters of the system.
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Many unsung heroes in the 2011 World Cup win - Gambhir

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By Gaurav Gupta
| CricBuzz Verified
2011 WORLD CUP WIN by  Gaurav Gupta  •  Last updated on Gautam Gambhir played a key role in India's 2011 World Cup triumph © Getty Exactly a decade after India won the 2011 World Cup at home, Gautam Gambhir, who cracked 97 in the final against Sri Lanka, talks to TOI about the multiple heroes of that triumph. Excerpts... Do you look back and savour the moment? I don't look back at things because I think it's time to move forward. Indian cricket can't keep thinking how we won the World Cup in 2011.
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